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Image 1 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 2 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 3 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 4 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 5 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 6 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
Image 7 — British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.
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British colonial-era Burma State Lottery tickets from 1938 to 1941, and Savings Certificates issued in 1947. While the English text says “Burma,” official documents had long used "မြန်မာ/Myanmar" as the country's traditional name, well before the formal English name change in 1989.

u/Neat_Humor2005 — 19 hours ago
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Who thinks Taryon Darrington is truely a great addition to S4

I think season 4 is a lot better than the rest of the seasons especially with Taryon Darrington.

u/Neat_Humor2005 — 6 days ago